SAP-Solution: Datenschutzgrundverordnung

Those who invest in improving their data protection processes reap tangible business benefits such as less data misuse and more traffic.

Based on its own practical experience and expert forecasts, Konica Minolta has compiled the trend topics around ERP, CRM and cloud in 2019.

The implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation still poses challenges for companies, as they not only have to ensure that personal data is only stored and used for the intended purpose, but also have to be able to provide the data subject with information about it.

Increasing networking as part of the digital transformation is leading to a paradigm shift in terms of application integration and data distribution.

The current headlines prove it: Anyone who takes the topic of data security lightly is risking their livelihood. However, securing business-critical data in the age of SAP S/4 Hana is anything but child's play. Andreas Opfer and Holger Hügel explain what companies should pay attention to today.

Most business processes are not limited to SAP. Much sensitive data is exported by users to MS Office applications - a risk that is significantly underestimated.

Why it might be worth your while to look at destroying data from your SAP HCM now.

Anyone following the flow of information on the current legal situation regarding the deletion and blocking of personal data will inevitably be led to the SAP ILM business function and the question of the feasibility of data protection aspects in SAP systems.

The entry into force of the new EU General Data Protection Regulation (EU GDPR) represents a major step in the data protection discussion - with far-reaching consequences.

The new EU data protection regulations are due to come into force in spring 2018. Companies of all sizes that store and process data now have just one and a half years to implement the data security requirements and the extensive accountability obligations.